I made these nesting dolls before the huge AliceMadness already, but thought I'd post them now
They were plain wood, painted with acryllics. I tried to stay loyal to the original designs, not so much the Disney version. The littlest one measures 2 cm's. The Drink Me bottle is slightly hand-carved to create the bottle shape.

Alice is holding the flamingo, cuz they are golfing with those poor creatures . The little alice is holding a tiny mouse.

I'm kinda smitten with them, might keep them for myself hope you like them too!
Thanks for looking, comments and criticism are always appreciated. 

Made these for a swap. Just plain wooden matryoshka dolls painted with acrylics. Cause of where my swap partner lived, I chose for common european birds.  Hope you like !

I made this little one for a Book.
Remember my previous clocks?? Because of my post on crafster, and an article on a Craft Blog, a publisher contacted me to create a vintage-tea-towel-clock. The book will contain all sorts of projects made with vintage tea towels.
Therefore thanks for ' rocking'  my post, you Craftster peeps!!



So lemme know what you think!

Made these hoody's for the upcoming cold winter. They are soooo comfy! Partially lined with fleece/faux fur.


I did use a pattern, but changed it beyond recognition.

Lemme know what you think.

I made this bag, because I wanted to test the iron purse-mechanism. It worked well, I just glued it with fabric glue. It still holds   I learned a lot; his mouth barely allows your hand tot go in Anti-thieves-precausion

Let me know what you think

Some clocks I made. I kept the owl one for myself. He's in my bedroom!

Made these for a swap. Just plain wood painted with acrylics.
Let me know what you think

Recently, I made this cute earrings. Wearing mine almost every day and got lots of compliments on them


cutest white cats


Cute vintage teapots


Red old skool tattoo scorpion ones


Cute black and white kitty's


Little ones with peace pidgeons on them

Thanks for looking, hope you like
Comments welcome

Jej, my first post ever!!

Starting my Craftster carriere with some pics. These are two skirts I made, one is the square-skirt earlier postet on craftster (thanks for the tut I advise against making one, makes you wanna throw out your sewing machine) and the other one is a petticoat with carrouses over-skirt (has a cute Grawp-sized button)



I also finished tattoo shoes today! Shoes were super-cheap, and nicely made (sometimes super-cheap shoes suck, and are roughly made with a lot of nasty stitching, but these were remarkebly fine! ) So i painted some oldskool tattoos on them, but I'm not sure whether or not to totally fill the shoes up more with tattoo's . Any suggestions?




Thanks for viewing anyway